David P. Boder
David Pablo Boder (9 November 1886 – 18 December 1961) was a Latvian-American professor of psychology at the Illinois Institute of Technology who traveled in 1946 to Europe to record interviews with Holocaust survivors. During that trip, he collected over a hundred interviews totaling 120 hours on a wire recorder developed by fellow professor Dr Marvin Camras. He was the first to record the experiences of the survivors and is a highly noted primary source reference.
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David P. Boder
David Pablo Boder (9 November 1886 – 18 December 1961) was a Latvian-American professor of psychology at the Illinois Institute of Technology who traveled in 1946 to Europe to record interviews with Holocaust survivors. During that trip, he collected over a hundred interviews totaling 120 hours on a wire recorder developed by fellow professor Dr Marvin Camras. He was the first to record the experiences of the survivors and is a highly noted primary source reference.
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1886-11-09
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Aron Mendel Michelson
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1886-11-09
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Aron Mendel Michelson
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Elena
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1961-12-18
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Los Angeles, California, U.S.
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Psychology professor
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Berl Michelson and Betti Michelson
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Dora Neveloff
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Nadejda Chernik
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Pauline Ivianski
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